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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 100, 12 October 1863, Page 4

$?otrt* aiiD ftfdtaurant* ' CRITERION HOTEL, | ''7 ' TAT-STIirKT, „'.,,.*, I INVERCARGILL.^—^ RG. HOSKINS, bogs to return his sincere thnnks to his iriends andi;tb;/public for the very liberal support he has received since he opened liisestabHshmcnt, and to inform them that he has lemovedtohis new and more commodious premises in Tay. street, opposite the Low'ther Arcade. B. G. H.,.Having obtained a License, can assure his supporters that the Bar will be supplied with 'Jrst-class Wines, Beer, and Spirits, and will be sei ond to none for accommodation in Invercargill. .. * - ! An Ordinary every day at 1 o'clock, with a firstclass bill of fare. , A first and second classdining Room and two Sitting Rooms; also, fret-class accommodation for Families. The Bedrooms are commodious and well fur- J nished, and no effort will be spared io make the j iterion worthy of its name, and des?rving of the ! "upport of both town and country settlers. R. G. HOSKINS, CRITERION HOTEL, TAY-STREET Opposite Lowfher A» ade. PROVINCIAL HOTEL TAY STREET, ; A. I'UKTTELKOW, PROPEIETOfi. Choice Selection of Wines and Spirits. GOO!) AIRY BEDS. iRGYLE HOTEL BLUFF IIABBOtt, ALEXANDER M'DONALD. Landing flace for Melbourne Steamers BOATS ALWAYS AT HAND, HOUTHLAND OYSTER SALOON, LOWTHER ARCADE. M'DONALD & CO., Proprietors. This Spacious S.iloon is NOW OPEN, where OYSTERS AND CRAYFISH SUPPERS Can be had at a moment's notice. FRE^H OYSTERS EVERY DAY. AOMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAY-STREET. CORNELL AKD ITAGGART, PROPRIETORS. C. AND H. in returning thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on their house bej; to assure thpir customers that no ex ertion shall be wanting on their part to make the Commercial second to no house in Invercarprill . The wines and spirits are of the best description, purchased for cash in the Victorian markets. There arc extensive stables connected with the establishment, nnd al. c o a lar;je and well lighted BILLIARD ROOM. mOUTHLAND RESTAURANT, KELVIN -STREET. MORTLOCK AND WILD. (Late Jamea Morrison,) Having made extensive alterations in their Premises, inform the public generally that an unlimited number of Boarders can be accommodated. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. WELL-AIRED BEDS, Is. PER NIGHT. ROYAL HOTEL AND CAFE^ PALMERSTOX-STREET, KIVERTON. milE ROYAL HOTEL AND CAFE, Palmerston-street, Riverton, Being situate immediately opposite the Government Building and Post Office, and in the vicinity of the Banks and Wholesale Stores, offers to visitors and the residents of Riverton, accommodation seldom, if ever, met with in New Zealand. The Bar is a very handsome room, fitted up in the latest style, so as to please every one. The Smoking Room and Cafe are very nicely got up, and well supplied with a choice selection of books by various authors, and the last British Australian, and New Zealand newspapers. So as to supply a • great want in this rapidly rising city, the Dining Hall has been fitted up regardless of cost, where choice Breakfasts, Dinners, Teas, or Suppers, can be served up at any hour and at a moment's notice; and under the direct management of Mr Jforrison, who has had several years' experience in Hotels in the old coun try and the colonies. The Bed-rooms are large, lofty, and airy, and being under the immediate superintendence of Mrs Stewart (Mr Morrison's partner), is a sufficient guarantee for their proper management. The Bill of Fare will be second to none in Southland. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the first brands. JAMES M. MORRISON AND < 0., Proprietors. TO PUBLIC COMPANIES, MERCHANTS &c, &c, &c. NOW being erected in Invercargill, situated in Dee-street, ab">ut midwny between Hie Government Offices and the Prince of Wales Hotel, same side, a handsome building with a frontage of 48 I feet, by a depth of 74 feet. The front elevation ! presents a facade of cast-iron, the prominent feature of which is a recessed portico, formed of ' arches borne on fluted columns, with Corinthian capitals and flanked ou each side with towers, the whole forming a most elegant and substanti al structure. "] The proprietor is willing to treat for the sale or lease of the whole building (with the reservation of a suit of offices), or he will subdivide the property as follows, and let at current rates : — GROUND FLOOR, A suit of offices on each side of the buiding, centre a large Auction Room or Exchange, with an arched entrance, twelve feet wide. SECOND FLOOR, Three suits of Offices occupying the whole front of the building ; also, fix offices, three on each side of the building, entering by a large lobby, and lighted from the sides by handsome windows. THIRD FLOOR, Offices or sleeping apartments. There is sufficient yard room behind, communicated wilh by a floored right-of-way, twelve feet wide. It is expected tho building will be completed within two mouths. Apply to MR WATT, Ou the premises.